The Wafa News Agency reported that an Israeli attack on the al-Da’alsa family home in the Nuseirat refugee camp claimed three lives on Wednesday evening. This incident is part of a series of deadly strikes in Gaza overnight.
Several areas in Gaza faced intense bombardment:
- Beit Lahiya: At least 66 people were killed, and dozens sustained injuries.
- Sheikh Radwan: The strikes resulted in 22 deaths, including 10 children.
- Al-Mawasi: Seven people, including one child, were killed.
The attacks have intensified the already dire humanitarian crisis in the region, leaving families shattered and communities devastated.
Chris Hedges Criticizes U.S. Stance on Ceasefire
Political commentator and author Chris Hedges criticized the U.S. for vetoing a UN Security Council resolution on Gaza. He stated the U.S. perceives ceasefires as temporary and tied to conditions favoring Israel.
“All hostages could have been freed on October 8 [2023],” Hedges said, emphasizing that the captives were taken to push for the release of 10,000 Palestinians held in Israeli prisons.
Hedges further alleged that Israel bears responsibility for the deaths of hostages who perished in Gaza. “You could make a pretty strong argument that Israel killed most of the captives who have lost their lives,” he added.
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Drone Debris Found in Northern Israel
In related developments, the Israeli army reported parts of a drone fell in the western Galilee area of northern Israel.
“So far, no casualties have been reported,” the army stated in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
Ongoing Crisis in Gaza
The ongoing violence continues to exact a heavy toll on civilians, sparking global outcry for an immediate ceasefire. With escalating tensions and mounting casualties, the need for diplomatic interventions has become urgent.
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